The top things to do in Johannesburg are: Kruger National Park; Sun City; Hartbeespoort Dam ; Gold Reef City ; Johannesburg Zoo

13. Johannesburg's SAB World of Beer is a museum dedicated to beer, run by South African Breweries. Opened in 1995, the World of Beer is an interactive beer museum tracing the history of the drink in Africa. The exhibits begin with the earliest known references to beer, roughly 5,000 years ago in Egypt and Mesopotamia.

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The top things to do in Johannesburg are: Kruger National Park; Soweto; Apartheid Museum; Sun City; Constitution Hill

Johannesburg attractions More things to do in the area. Showing 21-28 of 28 attractions in Johannesburg #21. Nelson Mandela Bridge. Opened in 2003 by the political leader himself, Nelson Mandela Bridge is the largest cable-stayed bridge in southern Africa and a gleaming icon of Johannesburg’s rejuvenated city center. The bridge soars over ...

The top things to do in Johannesburg are: Kruger National Park; Hartbeespoort Dam ; Sun City; Gold Reef City ; Johannesburg Zoo

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The top things to do in Johannesburg are: Kruger National Park; Hartbeespoort Dam ; Sun City; Gold Reef City ; Johannesburg Zoo

Museum Africa, Johannesburg’s main cultural and historical museum, occupies an imposing building which was once the city’s main fruit and vegetable market. Its inner city location is key; Museum Africa concentrates on urban living, and thus complements the numerous cultural displays which show life as it has been lived for centuries in rural areas.

Museum Africa, Johannesburg’s main cultural and historical museum, occupies an imposing building which was once the city’s main fruit and vegetable market. Its inner city location is key; Museum Africa concentrates on urban living, and thus complements the numerous cultural displays which show life as it has been lived for centuries in rural areas.